Harrisville Central School - Pirates Log Yearbook (Harrisville, NY)

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(seated, left to right) Mrs. Avis Cring (1947) B . A . , SUC A I bany M. Ed., St. Lawrence University Mathemat i cs Mrs. Virginia St. Lawrence (1946) B . S . , SUC Potsdam M . S . , SUC Potsdam Voca I Music (standing, left to right) Mrs. Mary LaDuc (1952) Eastman Dental Dispensary Denta I Hyg i en i st Marcel LeBlanc (1953) B.A., St. Michael's M.A., Middlebury Foreign Languages (standing, left to right) Mrs. Thelma Shinnick (1941) Potsdam State Normal Junior High English Bernard Shinnick (1946) B.S., Potsdam State M. Ed., St. Lawrence University Junior High Science Mrs. Marjorie Fuller (1949) B . S . , Potsdam State Junior High English and Social Studies (absent for picture) George MacDonald (1955) B . S., Ohio Northern Driver Education

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(seated, left to right) Miss Joyce Wheeler (1969) B . S , , SUC, Oswego Social Studies and Art Robert Langdon (1968) B.A., Utica College of Syracuse U. Junior High Mathematics and Physics Mrs. Shirley Hoover (1969) B.S., SUC, Plattsburgh Homema king (standing, left to right) PauI Wiese (I 969 ) B.S., SUC, Brockport Physical Education Thomas Mulligan (1967) B.S,, Utica College of Syracuse U. Science Peter Bowers (1969) B.A., St. Lawrence University Engl i sh (seated, left to right) Mrs. Joan Dashnaw (1959) B.S., SUC, Plattsburgh Nu rse-Teacher Mrs. Shirley Dusharm (1964) B.S., SUC, Albany Commere i a I (standing, left to right) Stewart Parow (1965) B.A., St. Bonaventure M.S., SUC, Potsdam Social Studies and English Les Kr i ck (I 966 ) B.S., SUC, Potsdam Instrumenta I Music

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Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Dashnaw on duty on the Christmas dinner serving line. It was sc cold in my room, says Mrs. Cring, you could see your breadth. ’'Santa Claus” Parow wonders about Mr. Mulligan and his new toy. The difference things at the top! between a man and a boy is the cost of his toys . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I i II I I I I I I I I I I We would be remiss if we did not devote a line or two to the fact that quite un- expectedly last July, Miss Dorothy Hickey as much a part of this school for many many years as anyone has ever been, re- tired. She and her sister have now made their home in Delanson, New York, a small community near Schenectady. We wish her many years of happy retirement. Needless to say that we miss her quiet efficiency in the ’’front office”. We find it hard to bel ieve that she has left us. We did not think it possible.